News & Notes

"Overflow," which is being filmed by Global Filming Company of London, has announced a change of location for Sunday's filming.

Filming is now planned at Emmanuel Baptist Church, Ormond Beach.

The Rev. Isaiah Paul is pastor.

Baptism, conducted by the Rev. Marvin Johnson and the Rev. Regenia Johnson, follows in the Atlantic Ocean.

Interested persons are invited to this event.For information, call Johnson at 825-1296.

Blood drive

Curves at the Beach is winner of the first Fitness Center Blood Drive Challenge.

Other participants included Anastasia Athletic Club, Alpha Fitness, Curves North, World Gym and the YMCA.

Through the combined effort of these community supporters the Blood Center was able to collect 30 pints of blood. Through the efforts of Curves at the Beach, 21 donors were signed in to donate at their one-day event. Curves owners Rick and Kim Gore accepted the winner's trophy during a brief presentation last month.

Kayak trip

The next kayak trips offered at Washington Oaks Garden State Park are planned Sunday and March 27. Tour fee is $40 per person, which includes all needed kayaking equipment, kayaking instruction, park entrance fees and bottled water. Some suggested items to bring are a spare change of clothing, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, camera and binoculars.

Spaces are limited and deadline for registration is 24 hours prior to date. Payment is due upon registration by contacting Coastal Outdoor Center at 471-4144. For tour departure times or information, go to www.coastaloutdoorcenter.com .

Briefs

Hospice of the Lakes Volunteer Training is planned Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Park Place, 150 Mariner Health Way. To register or for more information, contact: June Roberds at (386) 328-7100 or (800) 568-6551.

CIA -- Citizens in Action meets at 10 p.m. Thursdays at Loose Screws, 125B King St. The group meets to discuss ways to improve the community and plan actions.